This is a follow up to another post where I was trying to capture output from a linux shell command that sends output to both STDOUT and /dev/tty. I am able to trap the output to STDOUT, but output written directly to /dev/tty is proving more of a challenge. The code starts out like: 
my @test = qw( fake -b -v 5);
use IPC::Run qw(run);

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Then varies between one of the two following lines: 
run \@tester, \$in, \$out;
run \@tester, '>pty>', \$in, '>pty>', \$out;

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The first option does trap STDOUT in $out, but messages written to /dev/tty are sent to the terminal running perl script. The second option also traps STDOUT in $out and my /dev/tty output is not sent to the terminal running the script. It also doesn't show up in $out. Any idea where it is going to and how to retrieve it? Thanks in advance perl monks.

In reply to IPC::Run and /dev/tty by former33t

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